Quote:If you want to know how the correlations were generated then it was like this:.
For each page within a quire I calculated the frequencies for a range of parameters. Then for each page pair I summed the absolute values of the differences between all their frequencies to get a score
A technical comment.
You are calling these values "correlations" in a very colloquial, imprecise way.
Proper statistical correlations are Pearson correlation or Spearman correlation which are values 0-1 and decribe similarity of two datasets.
Your values are the opposite - they describe a difference between two datasets which seems not to have any top limit. The bigger value means the bigger difference.
